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Little Crow Archery Club of Hutchinson

755 Juul Road SW, Hutchinson, MN
5.0 (8 reviews)

Little Crow Archery Club operates both indoor and outdoor archery facilities in Hutchinson, Minnesota. The indoor range sits at the McLeod County Fairgrounds on the east side—look for the building with the large LCAC logo. The outdoor range is in Odd Fellow's Park on the south side of Highway 7, jus...

Hutchinson, MN

Little Crow Archery Club of Hutchinson

755 Juul Road SW, Hutchinson, MN

5.0★ (8)·Hutchinson, MN·3205879472·Hours not available

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Little Crow Archery Club operates both indoor and outdoor archery facilities in Hutchinson, Minnesota. The indoor range sits at the McLeod County Fairgrounds on the east side—look for the building with the large LCAC logo. The outdoor range is in Odd Fellow's Park on the south side of Highway 7, just west of town.

The indoor facility features 14 brightly lit 20-yard lanes designed for year-round shooting. You get bow racks, setup areas, tables and chairs for socializing, a restroom, and well-heated space during Minnesota winters. Member key fobs provide 24/7 access—shoot whenever you want. The only closure is during August for the McLeod County Fair.

The outdoor range offers targets from 10 to 60 yards with bow racks and picnic tables for setup. It operates spring through fall; targets are removed during winter months. Note: no crossbows or broadheads allowed.

TypeCost
Adult Primary$60/year
Additional Family Member$20/year
Family Maximum$120/year
Youth (17 & under)$40/year
Active Military$40/year
College Student (w/ ID)$40/year
Key Fob (24/7 indoor access)$10
Drop-in Adult Visit$2 (includes target)
Drop-in Youth Visit$1 (includes target)
Extra Targets$0.25 each
  • Guests: First visit free, next two visits $5 each, then membership required.

Minnesota State Archery Association (MSAA) membership is automatically included with your LCAC club membership.

LCAC runs competitive leagues January through April with a handicap system so beginners and advanced shooters stay competitive.

League Options (shoot any or all): - 300 Men's, Women's, and Youth League - 300 Traditional League - 360 League - Animal League (Monday evenings, 4-8pm, most social) - Vegas League

Except for Animal League, all leagues are shot on your own time. Submit 3 scores per month (plus a handicap round) for 10 weeks total—11 scorecards turned in. Animal League requires you to show up Monday nights and submit 3 scores monthly over 3 months.

League TypeFirst LeagueAdditional Leagues
Adult$30$25 each
Youth$15$10 each

LCAC hosts and participates in multiple sanctioned shoots:

  • MSAA Regional Shoots (qualify for state competition)
  • MSAA State Indoor Championships (LCAC is hosting April 10-12, 2026)
  • White Elephant Shoot ($40 buy-in, 70% payout)
  • 3D shoots
  • Youth shoots (community introduction to archery)
  • Poker shoots
  • Annual Banquet & Awards (April)

Little Crow Archery Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization run by a board of directors dedicated to growing archery for all skill levels—adults and youth alike.

Contact Board Members for Questions: - Cal Lee (President): 320-583-4082 - Hunter Daisy (VP): 712-661-9929 - Adam Steffel (Secretary): 320-522-2250 - Louis Schweim (Treasurer): 320-223-5713

Or email: [email protected]

LCAC connects members to broader archery communities through partnerships with:

  • Minnesota State Archery Association (MSAA) – Statewide organization connecting clubs and archers
  • National Field Archery Association (NFAA) – Established 1939, sanctioning indoor, outdoor, 3D, and bowhunting competitions
  • USA Archery – Olympic and Paralympic archery governing body, running 350+ events annually and certifying coaches and instructors
  • Minnesota Archers Alliance – State organization holding both USA Archery and NFAA charters

If you're new to archery, board members can help with equipment recommendations, shooting technique, and form. Contact any board member or fill out a membership form (available at the indoor range entrance or outdoor range sign post). Membership runs December 1–November 30 each year.

"We are an archery club that promotes the sport of archery for all—adults and youth alike. Contact one of our board members if you'd like some help getting started."